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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
pr.s,dant G.orge GouId,

NEW YORK May "a report is general
on Wall street that President Houston of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company will
be succeeded by George Gould at the
election May 81 Director Lauterbach,
when questioned in regard to the matter,
said if MI. Houston insists on retiring
from the presidency, he will probably be
succeeded by Mr.. Gould, but he will re-
main director.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
At Rockwell.

Correspondence of the Gazette
RoCKwALL, TEX, May 5.-For three
successive days this week our county has
been enjoying such rain as has not be
fore visited this county for over twelve
months. Everybody is pleased regard
less of the mud. a fine crop of wheat
and oats is assured, Corn is growing
finely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

secured. All that remains is for the road
to say what they will do, and if as above,
tremendous pull and rustic Will be
made The town is fully alive to the
advantage and necessity of securing this
70 and not stone will be left I'M
turned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

world. After the Colorado river is
crossed the line will strike plateau or
table land, and the cost of construction
will be almost nominal compared with
the other lines. They seem very hopeful
of getting the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

county will lose one of the very best Sys-
TENS of roads in Texas, but if the eff
fort is successful, by September l we
will have another line to st. Louis,
nearly 100 miles shorter than any we now
have. We will have line that traVerses
the most magnificent and fertile country
to be found within the confines of the
United States. 1t will bring us iron,
hard woods and he finest pine; 1t will
give US competing transportation for our
cotton, grain and manufactured ar
ticles. 1t will add 20. 600 to the
population to Tarrant county and 10000
to Fort Worth. 1t will make US near
neighbors of the people OF Grapevine,
Piano and Greenville, and dozen other
thrifty towns located in the garden spot
of Texas. We are almost strangers to
those people now; we must be bound
to them by bands Of steel; we
must work with them and for them, and
we must work for ourselves and we must
make every blow count. In nine days
the matter must be closed, let it be done
in seven, and then ten days from to-day
1000 men will be at work grading on the
ST. Louis Arkansas and Texas from
Greenville to Fort Worth. On to Green
vile.
Colonel Smith said that seventy-three
counties had committees at TeXarkana to
wait on the directors of the ST. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas. He says he never
saw such courtesy and patience as that
exhibited by President FOrdyce and his
colleagues. He speaks very highly OF
the entire board of directors, including
Captain Tom Randolph of Sherman, elect
ed at this meeting. Colonel Lyon, the
big Drained Shermanite, was also at the
meeting.
General Superintendent Webster Sny-
der, General Master of Transportation j.
M. Phillips and other Santa Fe Otticia 8,
are in the Indian Territory and will pro-
badly return on Sunday. The new track
is being bgllasted rapi ly and the road
from Kansas City to Fort Worth will
certainly DE in operation by June l, if
not some days before. Trains are now
running to Ardmore.
-
AS will be seen by special telegram
from Mckinney, the citizens OF that place
have taken the Frisco project in hand
and say they will work hard to secure
the road.
J. J. Mullane, commercial agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, returned to
Fort Worth yesterday from a trip TO
Wichita Falls.
j. NJ. Steere, assistant general freight
agent of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe, returned yesterday from trip up the
road.
VS.. R. Parker, travelling auditor OF
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe, was IN
Fort Worth yesterday.
~
The roundhouse of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe at Cleburne Is about com
pleted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Rain at ReIlYilIe.

Special to the Gazette.
BELLvILLE, TEX, May "a glorious
and timely rain fell in the county, and
everybody jubilant. Another like rain in
two weeks will insure large corn crop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
In Smith County.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, May G.-Some damage
done to crops of corn is reported in the
northwestern portion of this county
caused by the recent hail storm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Railroad Building

CHICAGO, Ill, May 6.-The Railway
Age tomorrow will publish the fact that
524 miles of new track has been added to
the railway system of the country since
April l. Information gathered by the Age
indicates that this year will be one of ex-
traordinary activity in railway building,
SURPRISING last year probably % per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
WEATHER AND CROPS.
At COllinsVille.

Special to the Gazette.
CoLLINsvILLE, TEX, May 6. - The
wheat crop now growing promises to be
the best ever raised in this section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Cotton Bolt Weather Bulletins.

Following Is the tue weather bull tins for the
cotton region for stations given Tor twenty
four hours, ending 6 m, Nav D:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Not Wholly Rsconciled.
Yonkers Gazette.

chow long did you say you had been
widow, Mrs. Prank" "About two wears
sir" "And have you become recencilet
to your loss YETI" "Wen, partly, yes
sir - "Partly? How am 1 to explsi,
that?" "Why, mean that 1 am re
conciled to the loss of my first husband
but not to the loss of that companionshi,
which 1 might have from a second"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

Gail Hamilton has temporarily iniure
her eyesight from Over-reading. 5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

LOCAL TIME TABLE,
MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND

NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
Laredo and st. Louis go. 40 N 40 m
San Antonio and st. Louis. 900 p m 9:2O M
SOUTH BOUND.
ST. Louis and Lsredo........ 500 n ~ m
st, Louis and san Antonio. Sis a N $40 m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

The Marquis of Butte Is breeding goats
on his Scotch estates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
TRANsCoNTINENTAL.

NORTH BOUND.
Eort Worth vybitesborO and Arrive. Leave
Teverkens ,,.,......... 7:1O am 7:4j an
fT Texa wRarh' onei"n 900 pm 9:2opm
SOUTH BOUND.
Af Fort Worth '-'o s... 8:OOpm 500 m
AT To1t Worth o---.'. Sis m $40 m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

P. A. MILLER, Ticket Agent, Fort W0'
r. z. Robins, 7. p. A. Fort Worth,
A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

The roundhouse of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe at Cleburne is about com
pleted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Houston and Texas Central

THE ONLY ALL-sTEEL LINE IN THE
Double daily trains each way. II
Sleepers between New Orleans 81
Louis on Trains ! aud 1, and between Ga.
and ST. Louis on Trains and 2, via
DenisOn and Sedalia. Sleeper between
ton and Austin. ThrougH Tickets to all
Quickest route to New 9rle ms and POI
the Southeast. Choice Of routes via D
and st. Louis, or Houston and New u
Steamship tickets to or from any pc
Europe. ~
Going South. local Going
Leave. TINE CARD. An
No No. 3 No.
DAILY. DAILY. ~ DAILY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
FaVOrite Line to the North, Eal
and Southeast.

ouble daily line of Pullman Palace SLEEP
Cars through to St. Louis via the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

AS will be seen by a special telegram
from Mckinney, the citizens of that plac
have taken the Frisco project in han
and say they will work hard to secur
the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

j. NJ. Steere, assistant general freight
agent of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe, returned yesterday from trip up the
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA FE.

SOUTH BOUND.
hsor ond evpress. daiIv... S:5Oam $40 8 n
Hccompodation. mixed train 1900 p n
Accommodation, mixed train STOP
NORTH BOUND.
Natl end evnress. daily. 8:45pm sos n
Hcconnmod ation- mixed train 7:45 a Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

VS.. R. Parker, travelling auditor o.
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, was IL
Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

J. J. Mullane, commercial agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, returned to
Fort Worth yesterday from trip 70
Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
FORT WORTH AND DENVER
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

LbdNb'
E,prass trains.............. 500 p m 1O:45 m
ATI1aS trains ......... $50 q m 1858 q N
A MILLER, Ticket Agent.
Depot near corner of Jones street ana Dag
rett avenue. City office 400 Main street
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
A Man who has Made Name for Himself
aud Hls InsLiLutiOn.

Dr. kcrgan IS now recognized as the great
est Magreto-A itahst living curing the SICK
frequently by Simply laying hls hands on
them \ nature gift cultivated and devel-
0ped by years OF patient and scientnc study
and investigation iutO the mvsieries Of The
nervous system. The fact ior the rsi tine
recognized hy a Medical Institution. that
there are thousands of invalids suffering
who have not been helped or cured by med
ication alone WHO ere however durable by
natural magnetic treatment. In conse-
0uence Of which facts tie Board OF Directors
of the International Medical Council have
divided their Association into three 3 de-
partments ll The Nagneto Vital Depart
ment - The Medical Department. 3 Tie
Surgical Department. thereby covering all
the ground ard presenting % the people p
combination of science and experience
which has obtained the popular name of
DR. Kergan's New Curative system 0f Treat
ment. The time has come v hen the incom-
peient ia OF ont of the meolca. profess on
can no longer compete with educated meii
cal speCialism backed by perfect oFganiza-
ton. complete equipment ans ample capital,
such as this Medical Syndicate commands.
This IS the first grand tour II he pnn0-
pal cities of Michigan by Dr. kcrgan I'm
person in order o. meet with the iuvalds Of
he ceuie-s of population AZ their own
ten years 50 the head OF Tie leading medi
cal ORGANIZATION in this country. with head
quarters IA Detroit. Mich.
As an evidence 10 an almost unlimited
exparience il Is oulv necessary 10 mention
the fact that during that time ten years
consultation has been held with over 100.
ClD 900 persons. 10000 Of whom were re
fused treatment as being in hopeless con
dii0n from neglect bad treatment. or both.
During that time over 1000 persons We're
cured Of Nasal Throat or Lung complaints.
over 10 Oo0 cures of Heart Disease
over 10000 cures Of Kidney Affections.
over 10000 cures Of Liver Complaint
over 10000 cures Of Dyspepsia.
over l0.Ose cures of Blood Diseases.
over 10000 cures Of Deformities Of the
Spine. Joints. Feet. Eyes. Nose. Face OF
other parts of the body.
over 10 600 cures Of SKIN Diseases
over 10000 cures Of Nervous Affections
IN Men. Women and Children.
over - 600 cures in diseases ~ Men and
Women.
Remember. educated experience results
in skill. the result OF skill is cures and the
result - cures IS reputation
Dr. kersan IL now a. the new Ea,nhln
House
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11


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AAs as4ra 81 sapers4sors - iil Hs4s -
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g. -..es lave aeea 4-sfel sa1 -ere
t-f-a.e u 4Ia-ya sla.az lae
s.seters y ..e b7sr3 IS 10 ab-.e 4 aay
u rha-z lslel sh41li be 4.1st.sl. las
sl.ss eEsre1 4s- West -lle gIslsrg - as
s-fs4 ilee. sl4A lee Esf so--l " Mcs.
br1fs st 14l o<taesl NJ Vernon an1
= a .efs.s TIE Alsl property ise nf
se4ll i9a. .-,t iar shl. 3 tAs erlsr Waats
$500 las Hatch pfoPsuy. ]l lns o.
tle uOrusf ~ Lyeu su- III vision ste pFice
ssze- 81 loQ zs3 plsts of I'D os4eJ -
fHs estate VI James a e. IA the 81 are
bounded - klsaoF.h ave. h4tefio5,
ClerFy ana ozkes sts. - lsl a. ! fl-.tty-
30 proposlfl9u lzs osel ts1 ot tne
Board I9r property 5ifs-ty nlHh ~ -hf
l-1stgllle. NafCl uss been locked upoD ~
uiaHy a. t1- brsl llca.el ln the ciff 1rt 20
is uu1efslool ll4t lL can ~ f4fc-astl e
tle prce asked Is gwen. rlFeffissf 1itAa
tee aitl & number of others ur- frs q t-iio
0u ile ffa.erts no~ oaAll uf iAe coAa-Y
ou tie conner az l.ycu and heut-s.s uiou
~ tH.' +AN4 A'-- t.t
stousl on t1e ner.h. SL.el .f Is -acef-
stoas can be ta a. Tor about sato1 n would
maze = gvlY islg site TIE West eide geo
pie are yeTy enthusiast in their efforts 70
luduce tnr county o. Du4d tie court Aolse
over tae river, aud their Ofsr Is certainly
liberal
IL is erpoc.ei that the meeting OF tle
Board today vii DC largely attended. and
that large uulbcg OF Ct Lens, mostly re-l
dents oI lAe lltY. VII express their views
lpon tue matter. Whether tDeir opinions
Nili ald the Board ln tie selection 90 sl-e
is doubtful some oi the mem lcfs aic 81
tie opinion thar iAe present Board @iii ue
unable 90 asrte upon q sltr- SAD others SAY
tL4t d wtuil De useless 60 select alton
AMI submit the matter " raising iurus 10
tle eleclor. ot tle county al tne Spring
election, because fhe proposition Will not he
eudOr. ed by the voters Oi the county unIl
the people of the city have agreed
uron TIE location. II The Supervisors
decide 20 locate upon The East side the
West Side viii vote almost uDaulmouslf
aEalrsl the tax wLich with the vote against
it .n the townships woald defeat The pro-
lect If the West llt location IS selected
lt is thought enough OF the East Sidefs
would vote with those who al WAYS vote
against any and every form Of taxation 10
defeat he tax. When the people Of The city
agree upon a location aud vote together, the
proposition 10 raise The tax Hil be endOrs-
"a by large m6IOrltV.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
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ar-e Ae-sI.. - r. iaaala ett
.aelf actt sd as.as fask.fA teftl 1is
taralltr la-Auea. t.r defendant far
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SION Es8llld 20 .llrls1aeS fufthef ffuoi
q il1ael . - .t1sls -l 4fl ,ne & Ll.lllI Va.
A osu 2 landeTmsn sul frzuk h.aosfaan
A.slups.t Judgment tgf pla'att fsr
s. $50 n and costs - Haff.st 4. LOOMS
Ss Ch4s L Loomis iesorot 'ecres for
eaan laluaul - -da Slsrp Fs. Peter b.
sharp Divorce. Decree granted eolD Ylsin
snL H. l.s 1.tel ~ lae estate oi
Thomas bFrlF. leoe-ssc. Aprs4t 81
Mllh.e. hyIne appeal irou froo4le Court
NrlsI denying pTAssl ef leluou iar
order ael.lns ASIDE order a-smiss'aE apsatai
srssaloa The People ss Nathan ,
Aiklu. manslAlshter motion llr ne~
trlal argued and sltm.lte,l. - 4 iz- ae- IA
LlsLiord plairsut ys Ferry hlralefd
defendant, in shaucerg. 1sclet granted GONE
llAlu4uL
rEnsArr Esfste of VIA Vary. deceased.
OnieF all8a ns wall ,o probate as foreIgn
will. Estate az i,asseii i oullHp ae-
oes.ol orocr appointing Lorenzo ID Field
adfall sfralor.--- f.,lste 90 Aralls James
~ NsA minor Order oisehsr.irs guar.
d.sa sad csacellug bond Estage of Jane
a firld deceased. Orief de erialline heirs
- Estate oi kodollhus Blush. de, assed
Order determining heirs -lu ro Name
Ellion au ind seui insane person. er1er
0f admtlauce o. Michigan Insane Aay iula
a. kalamazoo az the expense of kent county.
la rc Nellie Henderson. adopted child
Order of Adoption and change oi name 10
Nellie Futile
poifCr. - James Saunders diserderlv
Adjourned io lal. : People vs Iauille
Brown. larceny more thsn go Adjourned
90 Jan People vs. koDer Cook sa
loon open sunday Verdict guilty. SEN
teuce suspended uli Jan. a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11

4 the Lnnual meeting 0f The stock
holders % the Grand Rapids Electric Light
and Power Company held Yesterday
afternoon Nm i. Powers. Mm. 81 Pow
ers. a Is Watson james " Converse
Henry Spring, John j. shaw james BAR
were elected a Board OF Directors. The
directors elected Wm. T Powers. President
4 h. Watson Wee President. VIM. j..
Powers. Secretary and Treasurer. The bal
ance sheet showed The company 10 Dc IA 8
prosperous condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
\ Di,a.cs ,uit settled.

The divorce case Of Watts vs. Watts wss
brought 10 q sudden end IN the Circuit
Court yesterday by the Withdrawal Of the
bill Of complaint Mrs. Watts some time
ago brought suit for divorce. and before the
case was called Withdrew the complaint
Matters between the two did not continue
very smoothly and William Watts died h.s
bill Of compliant alleging that hc could
not live with such q woman for a vile.
Alex. Hami' con. the cOlorei attorney, W.
counsel ior M-s Watts anil yes ertar when
he saw that he case was aDorf to collapse.
be presented h.s bill for services. which w0s
rief by h. client with a. unpaid wash
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
THE COURT HOUSE STE.


About twenty-five prominent citizens OF
the Wes, side held a meeting at Roses Hall
last night for the purpose Of discussing the
Court House site. They had three sites un-
d. discussion, but they deci led Oh block S.
Converse addition. situated on COurt-ss'
south OF the Planters House, which is three
hundred by two hundred and twenty feet
as they thought it the most desirable loca-
ton Sosle of those present were in doubt
a 70 the prce put upon the site by Mr..
Converse. Some OF them thought he offered
the ground for $1,000 with Sl0l0 OF. while
Others maintained his offer was si5 90 with
81 600 OF and this misunderstanding made
a little difference ia their ARRANGEMENTS.
They think. however II the Supervisors
decide to accent il Mr. Converse will come
down on bis ,lice waen be So assured that
TIE Con-- H.l.e vii be Incatad Lhere
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
4 dsserved Compliment.

The Grand Rapids Commv0li Co0cqe
Journal is late arrival and welcome
one It is edited bY C. G. swensberg. and is
devoted to the interests Of the college, oI
which he is fhe principal. The field of use
fI.ness OF tins college has br adened Won
derfuly within the past two wears. and
graduates from It's halls are 20 be found in
responsible end profitable positions IN every
quarter Of the Dion. The constant large
attendance and the persistent inquiry by
business men for assistants from t.e ranks
oi IT'S graduates. ar a sufficient and reliable
recommendation Of tins institution. j. mas,
under the careful and capable management
Of Prof Swrnsherg. achi we'd a reputation
for thorough ard practical instruction, in
all branches Of business. which places II in
the front rank Of colleges Of its class. Il is
one Of Grand Rapids most highly priced
possessions, and is lasting and bright
credit 10 its protector htcgau GG-etfc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A Ber.ia Farmer Has "a Leg Broken IN a
Runaway Accident


West Leonard-st. was the scene Of a dis
astrous runaway yesterday morning III
which Frank Hadling, OF Berlin. was badly
hurt lie was driving with a double team
towards his home when his horses became
frightened at some boys snow balling each
other across the street. and ran away.
They ran nearly half mile when they col
ided with cutter occupied by lady and
gentlemen, tipping the cutter over and
tbrOaing the occupants out. They were
not seriously hurt bar the cutter Was badly
damase0 Mr. Hadding was thrown out
shortly after as tie rens broke and the
sleigh passed over b ~. breaking one ~ hls
LEGS near the ankle aud otherwise bruising
him about the body. The team continued
in their mad aight until stopped by run
ming intO a tree and getting tangled up in
the harness. Nr Hsding was removed to
bis home in sleigh accompanied by doc
tor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-11
THAT DUMMY LINE
aaIB a4GgIS IH. COUNCIL
Tn4 Magor F1as Something . Ssf
ara fas Aldermen "rsngis
ID P-l And F1ali


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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-01
ATHENS GUESTS.
They Visit Lucy Cobb Institute and
the State University.

ATHENS, GA, Oct. 3l.--ThiS morning
Miss Winnie Davis Mrs. Hayes and party
visited the Lucy Cobb Institute and home
school They met with hearty welcome at
both places AT the institute after an I'M
promptu entertainment Miss Davis
was presented with pretty bouquet OF
flowers. At the home school she was given
a beautiful diamond pin.
After leaving the female school the party
visited the University OF Georgia. In the
library OF the university Miss Davis and
Mrs. Hayes were introduced 10 the students,
and shook hands with 81 Young meI.
The party next visited his agricultural,
chemical and engineering departments of
the university, and the ladies seemed very
much entertained 10y the different depart
mentS Of the college. Both Miss Winnie and
Mrs. Hayes are daily winning the hearts OF
the Athens people and are loved Tor thelr
own AS we'll as for the sake of their iuustrl-
Gus father. This afternoon lunch was
rendered them by Mr.. and Mrs. William
hewitt, and tonight reception was given
them by Jeptha Rucker at his elegant new
home on Milledge avenue.
The crowd 10 attend the Northeast
Georgia fair has commenced to arrive. Hon.
\. h. Colquitt arrived to night, and will
open the fair tomorrow. The trains on all
the railroads are crowded